Mission
The Trois-Rivières Port Authority (TRPA) mission is to meet the objectives of the Canada Marine Act through sound management of public infrastructures under its responsibility, by fostering commercial activities and regional and national development.
This involves:
- Restoring, maintaining and developing the marine infrastructures needed to promote and safeguard Canada’s competitiveness and trade objectives.
- Setting up an intermodal transportation system that meets users’ needs at a reasonable cost, and providing a high level of safety and environmental protection.
- Providing effective support for the achievement of social and economic objectives at the local, regional and national levels by fostering commercial activities.
Vision
To be an innovative urban port, generating growth, at the heart of a competitive supply chain.
Values
EXCELLENCE
Striving for excellence is to ensure, through concrete and effective means, the quality of the services offered. Therefor, striving for excellence is the unswerving desire to improve.
PROFESSIONALISM
Professionalism is characterized by the quality of the work carried out by the team members, through their professional rigour, by maintaining their skills and their high level of performance and expertise.
DYNAMISM
This translates into the passion of its team members in the exercise of their responsibilities as well as the energy they invest in their work. Dynamism is also characterized by the environment in which a person works and lives. This environment should be stimulating, interesting and refreshing.
VERSATILITY
The TRPA relies on a team that brings together a vast diversity of skills working in synergy and able to adapt to changes.
INNOVATION
The TRPA strives towards innovation, leadership and openness. As an avant-garde port, this means we always aim to be a step ahead of the others.
PROXIMITY
Maintaining a close, caring relationship with partners, clients and colleagues means wanting them to succeed, persevering, moving forward and winning with them.
"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea."
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry